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President Calvin Coolidge with members of the American Chemical Society, 1924

  • 1924-Apr-28

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Sepia-toned panoramic photograph of President Calvin Coolidge (1872-1933) standing with members of the American Chemical Society on the White House lawn.

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  • 102 cm W x 23 cm H
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  • Kevin Leonard
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  • Shelfmark FF-5

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Leonard, Kevin. “President Calvin Coolidge with Members of the American Chemical Society, 1924,” April 28, 1924. Photographs from the American Chemical Society, 1920s , Shelfmark FF-5. Science History Institute. Philadelphia. https://digital.sciencehistory.org/works/nulz799.

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